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TW200813999A - Method and device for handling optical discs of the rewritable type - Google Patents

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TW200813999A
TW200813999A TW096114311A TW96114311A TW200813999A TW 200813999 A TW200813999 A TW 200813999A TW 096114311 A TW096114311 A TW 096114311A TW 96114311 A TW96114311 A TW 96114311A TW 200813999 A TW200813999 A TW 200813999A
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Abstract

A method of handling an optical disc of the rewritable type, the method comprising a disc recognition step comprising determining information with respect to the type of optical disc, a mounting step comprising reading information with respect to logical disc structures, and a formatting step succeeding the mounting step, comprising formatting the optical disc if the disc recognition step was successful but information with respect to the logical disc structures could not be read. The method allows in a PC reformatting of optical disc when basic disc information is available.

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200813999 九、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於一處置可覆寫型光碟之方法,其包含光碟 類型之識別及邏輯結構之安裝。此發明亦關於記錄可覆寫 型光碟之裝置及一電腦軟體產品。 【先前技術】 當光碟插人驅動單元中時,數個動作必須要成功執行以 便資訊可由碟片讀取或記錄於碟片之上。首先,確切的光 碟類型必須加以識別,以便讀出設備可適合於針對該光碟 類型之讀取及/或記錄方法。其次,碟片需要安裝,此步 驟包含讀取邏輯檔案結構。如果兩個步驟皆成功,碟片遂 成為可由終端使用者使用之可用碟片。如果在碟片識別步 驟中或在安裝細貞測到錯誤,一已知的驅動器會報告碟 片受損’且終端使用者無法使用此碟片。 不過’這對終端使用者並不具吸弓丨力,因終端使用者可 能不具有其他碟片可用,且可能對仍可使用此碟片感興 趣。 【發明内容】 本發明之-目的為提供上述問題之解決方案,其允許使 用者使用報告為受損之特定類型 . 了&蝴i的磲片。本發明之目的藉 由根據本發明之處置可覆窝剞杏 地1』復冩型先碟之方法來達成。在根據 本發明之方法中,一炊斗、乂L上各士 私式化步驟接績在安裝步驟後,其包 含如果光碟類型已於碟κ碑 主匕於磲片識別步驟中加以識別,但關於邏 輯碟片結構之資訊白人雄 、°匕3錯誤或無法讀取,則格式化該光 120484.doc 200813999 碟。這疋以對因為特定邏輯碟片結構無法讀取而未安裝之 碟片仍應是可格式化的理解為基礎。格式化允許以損失所 有已儲存資訊的代價來重新使用光碟,而其應為可行,其 只需要在碟片識別期間獲得的資訊之可用性,且不需要任 何已經存在於碟片上之關於邏輯碟片結構之資訊。雖然在 不同類型的光碟間之判別(例如在CD及DVD之間)常以光束 參數完成’進一步的判別(例如在DVD+RW、DVD_RW、 及DVD_RAM之間)可由記錄在引入區域(lead-in area)中之 資°礼或由在製造期間預先記錄在擺動(wobble)中之資訊獲 知。擷取預先記錄在擺動中之資訊是有利的,因為這不要 求記錄資料的能力。 在一有利的具體實施例中,該方法進一步包含在格式化 步驟前之恢復步驟,如果關於邏輯碟片結構之資訊包含錯 决’恢復步驟包含在格式化步驟前恢復至少部分儲存在光 碟上之使用者資料。在安裝步驟期間遭遇之錯誤可為關於 擷取碟片管理資訊之錯誤或擷取檔案系統資訊之錯誤。在 後面的實例中,檔案糸統可部分安裝是為可行的。在這類 κ例中’恢復儲存於正確安裝的檔案中之資訊是有利的。 在該方法之一有利的具體實施例中,缺陷管理在格式化 期間被致能。一般來說,缺陷管理之使用是可選擇的。不 過’考慮到因為先前嘗試安裝碟片失敗,碟片較慣常更可 能具有不可用區域之事實,缺陷管理之使用將降低儲存資 料時的錯誤風險。此外,有利地,格式化步驟可進一步包 含一驗證步驟,其包含檢查光碟上不可靠的區域。驗證將 120484.doc 200813999 確保不可用的區域在碟片使用前經過識別。 本發明亦包含根據請求項6之記錄可覆寫型光碟之裝 置。 本發明亦包含一電腦軟體產品,當其在通用處理器上執 行時,引發一把錄裝置執行如請求項1至5之方法。 這些及其他本發明之實施態樣由下文所述之具體實施例 虽可更加明白,且其將參照下文所述之具體實施例加以解 釋。200813999 IX. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a method of disposing a rewritable optical disc, which comprises the identification of a disc type and the installation of a logical structure. The invention also relates to a device for recording a rewritable optical disc and a computer software product. [Prior Art] When a disc is inserted into a drive unit, several actions must be successfully executed so that the information can be read or recorded on the disc. First, the exact disc type must be identified so that the reading device can be adapted to the reading and/or recording method for that disc type. Second, the disc needs to be installed. This step involves reading the logical file structure. If both steps are successful, the disc becomes a usable disc that can be used by the end user. If a bug is detected during the disc identification step or during installation, a known drive will report a disc damage 'and the end user cannot use the disc. However, this is not an end to the end user, as the end user may not have other discs available and may be interested in still using the disc. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to providing a solution to the above problems, which allows a user to use a particular type of report that is damaged. The object of the present invention is achieved by the method according to the present invention for the treatment of the scorpion 剞 地 』 』 』 。 。 。 。 。. In the method according to the present invention, the steps of the private steps of each of the hoppers and the 乂L are after the installation step, which includes if the type of the disc has been identified in the slap recognition step, but For information on the structure of the logical disc, white male, ° 匕 3 error or unreadable, format the light 120484.doc 200813999. This is based on the understanding that a disc that is not installed because a particular logical disc structure cannot be read should still be formattable. Formatting allows the disc to be reused at the expense of losing all stored information, and it should be feasible, it only requires the availability of information obtained during disc recognition, and does not require any logical discs already present on the disc. Information on the structure of the film. Although the discrimination between different types of discs (for example between CD and DVD) is often done with beam parameters 'further discrimination (eg between DVD+RW, DVD_RW, and DVD_RAM) can be recorded in the lead-in area (lead-in) The information in the area is known from the information recorded in the wobble during the manufacturing period. It is advantageous to capture information that is pre-recorded in the swing because it does not require the ability to record data. In an advantageous embodiment, the method further comprises a recovery step prior to the formatting step, if the information about the logical disc structure comprises a misrecognition 'recovery step comprising recovering at least part of the storage on the optical disc prior to the formatting step User profile. Errors encountered during the installation step can be errors in the retrieval of disc management information or in the retrieval of file system information. In the latter case, it is possible to partially install the file system. It is advantageous to restore information stored in properly installed files in such κ cases. In an advantageous embodiment of one of the methods, defect management is enabled during formatting. In general, the use of defect management is optional. However, considering the fact that the previous attempts to install the disc failed, the disc is more likely to have an unavailable area, the use of defect management will reduce the risk of errors in storing the data. Moreover, advantageously, the formatting step can further comprise a verification step comprising checking for unreliable areas on the optical disc. Verify that the area that is not available will be identified before the disc is used. The present invention also encompasses a device for recording a rewritable optical disk according to claim 6. The present invention also encompasses a computer software product that, when executed on a general purpose processor, causes a recording device to perform the methods of claims 1 through 5. These and other embodiments of the invention will be apparent from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments illustrated herein.

【實施方式】 圖la概要繪示一光碟11 其具有一磁軌12及一中央孔 1〇為該系列欲记錄之代表資訊的標記之位置之磁執12依 照在一資訊層上大致上構成平行磁軌之一單一螺旋圖案配 置。光碟可包含一或多層可記錄型資訊層。已知的可覆寫 光碟範例為CD-RW或DVD仏RW、dvd ram或bd re。 牛例來說,進一步有關實體結構及用於厂光碟之 疋址資訊之、、、田節可分別於參考資料及 中找到該貝訊藉由沿著該磁軌記錄可光學债測的標記 (例如:在相變材料中之晶質或非晶質標記)在資訊層上加 以呈現。該光碟上之該磁軌如在該^光碟製造期間提 供之預先凸起的磁轨結構指示。舉例來說,該磁軌結構由 一預刻⑽構成,預刻凹槽致能—讀取/寫人磁頭在掃描 期間沿著磁軌行進。 可記錄的碟片之磁軌姓 u 軌、、、"構包含一實體參數之變化,在此 技術中已知為一榧叙,A * 吊為始於一平均中線之凹槽的週期 120484.doc 200813999 性徑向位移之形式。該週期性擺動經過進一步的調變以便 進一步的資訊被儲存,例如指示資訊單元位置之實體位 址。該貝訊可進-步包含用於確定這類資訊區塊之起始位 置的特定同步化標記。該位置資訊係編瑪為包含預定數目 ㈣變擺動之群組。不過,編碼於擺動中之該資訊不限於 位址資訊。舉例來說,在一CD_RW碟片之實例中,將下列 資訊儲存在擺動中:時間資訊(實體位址);以不同速率之 寫入功率;引入、引出之起始時間;及速度範圍。對 • dVD+rw碟片來說’儲存的資訊可包含:實體位址、碟片 種類(例如:DVD+R、DVD+RW)、碟片尺寸及最大傳送 率、碟片結構(例如:可記錄層、可覆寫層)、記錄密度、 資料區段配置(資㈣段之起始及終止位址)、碟片應用 碼、碟片識別、製造者識別、或寫入策略參數(速度範 圍、用於數種速率下之讀取/寫入功率)。在bd_re碟片之 實例中,存在已知為PIC區域之一預先記錄區域,其中可 φ 冑存下列資訊:媒體類型、用於不同速率之寫入策略及替 代策略、速度範圍、對不同速率之讀取功率、碟片尺寸、 層數、資料區段配置(資料區段之起始及終止位址卜該資 訊為了穩健性而重複五次。上述儲存在擺動中之資訊為如 何處置光碟之資訊,且其並未提供在碟片上之實際記錄之 資訊。 光碟11意欲根據一標準化格式載送使用者資訊,以使其 可在標準化的播放裝置上播放。記錄格式包含資訊記錄了 編碼、及邏輯對映至由磁執12提供之記錄空間上的方式, 120484.doc 200813999 且其將參照圖lb加以敘述。可記錄的空間常再細分為引入 區域⑽、記錄使用者資料之資料區段(DZ)、及引出區域 (LO)。引入區域(LI)常包含基本的碟片管理資訊被儲存在 其中之區域13,及提供如何實際存取資料區段之資訊之碟 片說明區域14。舉例來說,該基本碟片管理資訊對應cd 系統中之目錄内容或DVD系統中之格式化碟片控制區塊。 進一步地,在邏輯層級上,位於資料區段中之使用者資料 根據一包含檔案管理資訊之檔案系統排列,例如:如用於 CD系統中之ISO 9660,其可用作為ECMA_U9,或用於 DVD系統中使用之UDF,其可用作為ECMA_167。這類檔 案管理資訊被對映至光碟11上預先定義的位置15,常位於 引入區域(LI)中或直接跟隨在引入區域(LI)之後。記錄在 資料區段(DZ)中之使用者資訊可進一步根據一應用格式排 列,舉例來說’應用格式包含一預先定義的檔案及目錄結 構。 圖2概要緣示用來在參照圖1 a所示之光碟11上寫入資訊 之記錄裝置。 記錄裝置設有記錄構件以掃描光碟上之磁軌,記錄構件 包含一用於旋轉光碟11之驅動單元16、一磁頭18、一用於 粗略定位磁執上之徑向方向定位中之磁頭18之定位單元 21、及一控制單元17。磁頭1 8包含一已知類型的光學系 統,其用於產生經引導穿過光學元件之輻射光束2〇,光學 元件用於聚焦該輻射光束20至光碟11之磁軌12上的輕射點 19。輻射光束20由一輻射源(例如:雷射二極體)產生。磁 120484.doc -10- 200813999 頭進一步包含(未顯示)用於沿著該光束之光學軸移動輻射 光束20之焦點之聚焦驅動器,及用於細部定位磁軌中央之 徑向方向中之輻射點19的循軌驅動器。循軌驅動器可包含 用於徑向地移動一光學元件之線圈,或可替代地排列以改 變一反射元件的角度。 為了續取資訊’由資訊層反射之輻射以常見型偵測器 (例如·四象限一極體)在磁頭丨8中偵測,以產生一讀取信 號及進一步的偵測器信號,例如用於控制該循軌及聚焦驅 動器之循軌誤差及聚焦誤差信號。 為了記錄資訊,輻射光束20受到控制以在記錄層中產生 可光學偵測的標記。為此目的,記錄裝置包含用於處理輸 入賓訊以產生一寫入彳§號來驅動磁頭1 8之寫入處理構件, 其中寫入處理構件包含輸入單元23 ;而資料處理構件包含 一格式器24及一調變器25。 控制單元17控制記錄在光碟u上或擷取自光碟u之資 訊’並可女排為接收來自使用者或來自主電腦之命令。為 此目的,控制單元17可包含控制電路,舉例來說,一微處 理器、一程式記憶體、及控制閘,用於執行下文參照圖3 所述之程序。控制單元17亦可以邏輯電路中之狀態機實 現。控制單元17經由控制線22(例如:一系統匯流排)連接 至該輸入單元23、格式器24、及調變器25,亦連接至驅動 單元16及定位單元21。 輸入單元23接收並預先處理使用者資訊。舉例來說,當 處理音訊一視訊(視訊)資訊時,輸入單元23可包含用於壓 120484.doc -11 - 200813999 縮輸入信號(例如類比音訊及/或視訊、或數位未壓縮之音 訊/視訊)之壓I®構件。針對音訊的適當壓縮構件敘述在WQ 98/16014-Α1(ΡΗΝ 16452)中,而針對視訊的適當壓縮構件 敘述在]^£02標準(180-1£(:13818)中。輸入信號可事先經 過編碼。輸入單元23之輸出傳遞至格式器24以添加控制資 料並根據記錄格式來格式化資料,例如,藉由添加錯誤校 正碼(ECC)及/或交錯。對電腦應用來說,資訊單元可以直 接介接至格式器24。來自格式器24之輸出之已格式化的資 料係傳遞至調變單元25,其包含,舉例來說,一通道編碼 器,用於產生驅動磁頭18之調變信號。進一步地,調變單 元25包含用於包含調變信號中之同步圖案之同步構件。呈 現給調變單元25之輸入之已格式化單元包含位址資訊,且 在控制單元17之控制下,被寫入至光碟上對應的可定址位 置。控制單元17安排為記錄及擷取表示已記錄的資訊量位 置之定位資料。 在記錄操作期間,代表資訊的標記被形成在光碟之上。 標記可為任何光學可讀㈣形L當記錄於諸如染 料、合金或相變材料之材料中時所得之具有異於其周圍環 境之反射係數的區域形式,或當記錄於磁光材料中時所得 之具有異於其周圍環境之磁化方向的區域形式。寫人及讀 取用於在光碟上記錄及可用的格式化、錯誤校正及通道編 碼規則之資訊在此技術中已為人所熟知,例如:來自cd 系統(IEC 908)。 為了讀取’讀取信號由-讀取處理單元處理,讀取處理 120484.doc 12- 200813999 單,包含解調變器26、解格式器27、及用於輸出資訊之輸 出單元28。解調變器26、解格式器27、及輸出單元28之運 作由控制器17控制。因此,用於讀取資訊之擷取構件包含 驅動單元16、磁頭18、定位單元21、及讀取處理單元。 圖3以一流程圖說明根據本發明處置一光碟之方法。 田光碟插入一裝置中時,首先執行碟片識別步驟 40(DSC—REC)。$個步驟在此技#中為心,且可包含一 第一子步驟,其先確定經過反射的輻射(例如:聚焦)參數 以決定光碟是否為CD、DVD、或BD類型。在光碟類型已 識別之後,進一步的基本碟片資訊被擷取,以便決定基本 的讀取/寫入參數及引入區域、資料區段、及引出區域之 位置。須注意基本碟片資訊可由編碼於擺動中之資訊或由 έ己錄於引入區域中之資訊擷取。 在ν驟41中,其檢查碟片識別是否成功。如果碟片識別 失敗,在沒有任何關於碟片之基本資訊可用的情況下,碟 片在步驟42中會視為受損而遭拒。 如果碟片識別成功,其後隨之為安裝步驟43(以〇1;1^1), 其中在一第一子步驟中,記錄於引入區域之碟片管理資訊 被頊取。此貧訊通常包含允許存取邏輯層之資訊。舉例來 說在CD RW系統中’此相當於讀取目錄内容,在 DVD-RW系統巾,其相當於讀取格式化碟片控制區塊 (FDCB)而在BD-RE系統中,其相當於讀取(暫時)缺陷管 理區域((T)DMA)。存在於其中之資訊將指示碟片上之使用 者貧料之格式(例如:咖或:⑽議)及檔案資訊表格所 120484.doc •13- 200813999 在之處。在下一子步驟中,檔案資訊表格被存取,且碟片 安裝完成。 μ 在步驟44中,其檢查碟片安裝是否成功。如果碟片安裝 成功,則終端使用者可在步驟45中使用該碟片,舉例來 說,藉由讀取及/或記錄資料。 碟片安裝可由於下列類型的錯誤而不會完全成功: -在讀取基本碟片管理資訊時遭遇錯誤,以致在安裝步驟 中不會獲得任何關於該使用者資料在碟片上具有之格=類 _ 型之資訊,或關於檔案配置資訊記錄在碟片上之何位置 資訊; "在5買取樓案配置資訊時遭遇錯誤。 當遭遇錯誤時,在已知的光碟機中,碟片視為受損而遭 拒。不過,在根據本發明之方法及裝置中,如果碟片識別 成功但碟片安裝失敗,而非視為受損之碟片而拒絕,則允 許可覆寫型碟片在一格式化步驟46(FORMAT)中重訂格 # 式。這是以對只有可自該擺動擷取之基本碟片識別資訊對 格式化一碟片是為必須之理解為基礎。須注意當遭遇後者 的錯誤類型時’可在格式化之前執行一恢復步驟 = (RECOV),如將於下文詳述。 : 格式化光碟之過程係已知的,且數種選擇常為可用。在 此技術中已知為正規格式化之過程為用於諸如CD或DVD 光碟之實體袼式化的習用方式。在正規格式化過程後,碟 片在實體層級完全格式化。格式化過程包含記錄引入區域 (LI)、寫入資料區段(DZ)、寫入引出區域(l〇)、及視需要 120484.doc -14- 200813999 地驗證資料區段,且如果欲使用缺陷管理的話,初始化缺 陷管理。須注意缺陷管理可在裝置外部,例如由電腦之操 作系統,處置。一第二類型的格式化過程在此技術中已知 為背景格式化,其在碟片於一記錄器中使用之期間係一在 背景執行之格式化過程。在背景格式化過程已完成後,碟 片在實體層級完全地實體格式化。使用者資料在背景格式 化過私期間可§己錄至碟片上。背景格式化過程可包含下列 步驟: -缺陷管理之初始化; 除冰寅料區段’其為非必須的,取決於光碟類型; -引入及引出區段之最後化; -提前退出碟片完成(如果可應用); -在提前退出的碟片上重新啟動背景格式化; -驗證(視需要地由主電腦選擇)。 般來虎,月景袼式化被視為對使用者更具時效性的解 決方案因為在背景格式化過程之初始化階段期間只有最 小量的資料將記錄於碟片之上,其後,碟片可由應用程式/ 使用者所用。背景格式化過程在其上為有效的碟片可在應 用程式未存取碟片之時刻期間由裝置在背景中對其格式 化。 考慮到因為先前嘗試安裝碟片失敗而預期碟片最有可能 -有不可用區域之事實,在本發明一較佳的具體實施例 中丄正規格式化被用來代替背景格式化。此允許在碟片使 用刖執行凡全驗證步驟48(VERIF)。驗證為讀取及檢查 120484.doc -15· 200813999 在碟片之資料區段中之所有f訊區塊之過程。如果一資訊 區塊被發現是不可靠的’應利用缺时理以避免使用這一 類的資訊區塊來記錄使用者資訊。[Embodiment] FIG. 1a schematically shows a disc 11 having a magnetic track 12 and a central hole 1 which is a position of a mark of the series of information to be recorded, and is generally configured on an information layer. One of the parallel tracks is configured in a single spiral pattern. A disc may contain one or more layers of recordable information layers. Examples of known rewritable discs are CD-RW or DVD RW, dvd ram or bd re. For the case of cattle, further information about the physical structure and the information used for the site of the factory CD can be found in the reference materials and the mark of the optical debt test recorded along the track ( For example, a crystalline or amorphous mark in a phase change material is presented on the information layer. The track on the disc is indicated by a pre-bumped track structure provided during manufacture of the disc. For example, the track structure consists of a pre-engraving (10) enabling pre-groove-reading/writing human heads to travel along the track during scanning. The record of the track's track name u, track, " construction contains a change in the physical parameters, known in the art as a description, A* hangs as the period of the groove starting from an average centerline 120484.doc 200813999 Form of sexual radial displacement. The periodic wobble is further modulated so that further information is stored, such as a physical address indicating the location of the information unit. The beta can include a specific synchronization flag for determining the starting position of such information blocks. The location information is compiled into a group containing a predetermined number (four) of varying swings. However, the information encoded in the wobble is not limited to the address information. For example, in an example of a CD_RW disc, the following information is stored in the wobble: time information (physical address); write power at different rates; start time of introduction, extraction; and speed range. For • dVD+rw discs, the stored information can include: physical address, disc type (eg DVD+R, DVD+RW), disc size and maximum transfer rate, disc structure (eg: Recording layer, rewritable layer), recording density, data segment configuration (start and end addresses of the (four) segment), disc application code, disc identification, manufacturer identification, or write strategy parameters (speed range , for read/write power at several rates). In the example of a bd_re disc, there is a pre-recorded area known as a PIC area in which the following information can be stored: media type, write strategy and alternative strategy for different rates, speed range, for different rates Read power, disc size, number of layers, data section configuration (start and end addresses of the data section) This information is repeated five times for robustness. The above information stored in the swing is how to deal with the information of the disc. And it does not provide information on the actual recording on the disc. The disc 11 intends to carry user information according to a standardized format so that it can be played on a standardized playback device. The recording format includes information recording the encoding, and The logic is mapped to the recording space provided by the magnetic circuit 12, 120484.doc 200813999 and which will be described with reference to Figure lb. The recordable space is often subdivided into a lead-in area (10), which records the data section of the user data ( DZ), and lead-out area (LO). The lead-in area (LI) often contains the area in which the basic disc management information is stored, and provides information on how to actually access it. The disc description area of the section information. For example, the basic disc management information corresponds to the directory content in the cd system or the formatted disc control block in the DVD system. Further, at the logical level, The user data in the data section is arranged according to a file system containing file management information, for example, ISO 9660 for use in a CD system, which can be used as ECMA_U9, or UDF used in a DVD system, which can be used as ECMA_167. Such file management information is mapped to a predefined location 15 on the disc 11, often in the lead-in area (LI) or directly following the lead-in area (LI). The user recorded in the data section (DZ) The information may be further arranged according to an application format, for example, 'the application format includes a predefined file and directory structure. Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing a recording device for writing information on the optical disk 11 shown in Fig. 1a. The recording device is provided with a recording member for scanning a magnetic track on the optical disk, and the recording member includes a driving unit 16 for rotating the optical disk 11, a magnetic head 18, and a coarse positioning magnetic device. The positioning unit 21 of the magnetic head 18 in the radial direction is positioned, and a control unit 17. The magnetic head 18 includes a known type of optical system for generating a radiation beam 2〇 guided through the optical element, the optical element A light-emitting point 19 for focusing the radiation beam 20 onto the track 12 of the optical disk 11. The radiation beam 20 is generated by a radiation source (for example, a laser diode). The magnetic 120484.doc -10- 200813999 header further includes (not shown) a focus driver for moving the focus of the radiation beam 20 along the optical axis of the beam, and a tracking driver for finely locating the radiation point 19 in the radial direction of the center of the track. The tracking driver can include A coil for radially moving an optical element, or alternatively arranged to change the angle of a reflective element. In order to renew the information, the radiation reflected by the information layer is detected in the head 丨8 by a common type detector (for example, four quadrants) to generate a read signal and further detector signals, for example, The tracking error and focus error signal of the tracking and focus driver are controlled. To record information, the radiation beam 20 is controlled to produce an optically detectable mark in the recording layer. For this purpose, the recording device comprises a write processing means for processing the input message to generate a write number to drive the head 18, wherein the write processing means comprises an input unit 23; and the data processing means comprises a formatter 24 and a modulator 25. The control unit 17 controls the information recorded on the disc u or retrieved from the disc u and can be used to receive commands from the user or from the host computer. For this purpose, control unit 17 may include control circuitry, for example, a microprocessor, a program memory, and a control gate for performing the procedures described below with respect to FIG. Control unit 17 can also be implemented by a state machine in the logic circuit. The control unit 17 is connected to the input unit 23, the formatter 24, and the modulator 25 via a control line 22 (e.g., a system bus), and is also coupled to the drive unit 16 and the positioning unit 21. The input unit 23 receives and pre-processes user information. For example, when processing audio-video (video) information, the input unit 23 can include a 120484.doc -11 - 200813999 reduced input signal (such as analog audio and/or video, or digital uncompressed audio/video). ) Pressure I® components. Suitable compression components for audio are described in WQ 98/16014-Α1 (ΡΗΝ 16452), and appropriate compression components for video are described in the standard (180-1 £ (:13818). The input signal can be passed in advance. The output of the input unit 23 is passed to the formatter 24 to add control data and format the material according to the recording format, for example, by adding an error correction code (ECC) and/or interleaving. For computer applications, the information unit can Directly interfaced to the formatter 24. The formatted data from the output of the formatter 24 is passed to a modulation unit 25, which includes, for example, a channel encoder for generating a modulated signal that drives the magnetic head 18. Further, the modulation unit 25 includes a synchronization component for including a synchronization pattern in the modulation signal. The formatted unit presented to the input of the modulation unit 25 includes address information, and under the control of the control unit 17, It is written to the corresponding addressable location on the disc. The control unit 17 is arranged to record and retrieve the location data indicating the location of the recorded information volume. Formed on the disc. The mark can be any optically readable (tetra) shape L when recorded in a material such as a dye, alloy or phase change material, having a form of area that is different from the reflection coefficient of its surroundings, or when recorded In the form of a region obtained in a magneto-optical material having a magnetization direction different from its surroundings. Information for writing and reading formatting, error correction and channel coding rules for recording and usable on a disc is in this technique. It is well known, for example: from the cd system (IEC 908). In order to read the 'read signal processed by the read processing unit, the read processing 120484.doc 12- 200813999 single, including the demodulation transformer 26, the solution The formatter 27 and the output unit 28 for outputting information. The operations of the demodulation transformer 26, the formatter 27, and the output unit 28 are controlled by the controller 17. Therefore, the capture member for reading information includes the drive The unit 16, the magnetic head 18, the positioning unit 21, and the reading processing unit. Fig. 3 illustrates a method for disposing a disc according to the present invention in a flowchart. When the field disc is inserted into a device, the disc recognition step is first performed. 40 (DSC-REC). The steps are in this technique, and may include a first sub-step of determining the reflected radiation (eg, focus) parameters to determine whether the disc is a CD, a DVD, or BD type. After the disc type has been recognized, further basic disc information is captured to determine the basic read/write parameters and the location of the lead-in area, data section, and lead-out area. Note the basic disc information. It can be retrieved from the information encoded in the swing or by the information recorded in the lead-in area. In step 41, it checks whether the disc recognition is successful. If the disc recognition fails, there is no basic information about the disc. If available, the disc will be considered damaged in step 42 and rejected. If the disc recognition is successful, it is followed by the installation step 43 (〇1; 1^1), wherein in a first sub-step, the disc management information recorded in the lead-in area is retrieved. This poor news usually contains information that allows access to the logical layer. For example, in a CD RW system 'this is equivalent to reading the contents of the directory, in the DVD-RW system towel, which is equivalent to reading the formatted disc control block (FDCB) and in the BD-RE system, which is equivalent Read (temporary) defect management area ((T)DMA). The information present in it will indicate the format of the user's poor material on the disc (eg: Coffee or: (10)) and the file information form 120484.doc • 13- 200813999. In the next substep, the file information form is accessed and the disc installation is complete. μ In step 44, it checks if the disc installation was successful. If the disc is successfully installed, the end user can use the disc in step 45, for example, by reading and/or recording data. Disc installation can not be completely successful due to the following types of errors: - An error is encountered while reading the basic disc management information, so that no information about the user data on the disc is obtained during the installation step = Information about the class _ type, or information about where the file configuration information is recorded on the disc; " encountered an error in the purchase of the configuration information at 5th. When an error is encountered, the disc is considered damaged and rejected in the known disc player. However, in the method and apparatus according to the present invention, if the disc recognition is successful but the disc installation fails, rather than being rejected as a damaged disc, the rewritable disc is allowed to be in a formatting step 46 ( FORMAT) re-booking #式. This is based on the understanding that only a basic disc identification information that can be retrieved from the wobble is necessary to format a disc. It should be noted that when the latter type of error is encountered, a recovery step = (RECOV) can be performed prior to formatting, as will be detailed below. : The process of formatting a disc is known, and several options are often available. The process known as normal formatting in this art is a conventional way of simplification for entities such as CD or DVD discs. After the formal formatting process, the disc is fully formatted at the physical level. The formatting process includes a record lead-in area (LI), a write data section (DZ), a write-out area (l〇), and a verification data section as needed 120484.doc -14-200813999, and if a defect is to be used Management, initialize defect management. It should be noted that defect management can be handled outside the device, for example by a computer operating system. A second type of formatting process is known in the art as background formatting, which is a formatting process performed in the background during use of the disc in a recorder. After the background formatting process has been completed, the disc is completely physically formatted at the physical level. User data can be recorded on the disc during the background formatting process. The background formatting process may comprise the following steps: - initialization of defect management; de-icing material section 'which is not necessary, depending on the type of the disc; - finalization of the lead-in and lead-out sections; - early exit of the disc completion ( If applicable); - Restart background formatting on discs that exit early; - Verify (optionally selected by the host computer). As a result, the monthly landscape is seen as a more time-sensitive solution for users because only a minimum amount of data will be recorded on the disc during the initialization phase of the background formatting process, after which the disc Can be used by the application / user. The disc on which the background formatting process is valid can be formatted by the device in the background during the time when the application does not access the disc. In view of the fact that the disc is most likely to have an unavailable area due to previous attempts to install the disc, in a preferred embodiment of the invention, normal formatting is used instead of background formatting. This allows the full verification step 48 (VERIF) to be performed on the disc. Verify that it is a read and check 120484.doc -15· 200813999 The process of all the blocks in the data section of the disc. If an information block is found to be unreliable, it should be used to avoid the use of such information blocks to record user information.

關於缺陷管理’可利用不同的可能性,舉例來說,對岸 正常使用者資料尺寸及正常缺陷㈣區域之正規的碟片格 式、對應較小使用者資料尺寸及較大缺陷替換區域之大量 使用的碟片格式、及對應最A使用者轉尺寸及最小缺陷 替換區域之少量使用的碟片格式。在本發明—較佳的且體 實^例中,使用該大量使用的碟片格式,這是考慮到因為 先财嘗試安裝碟片失敗而碟片最有可能具有不可用區域之 事實。 如果在該方法之一具體實施例中讀取碟片管理資訊,亦 即播案管理系統之類型及位置,可在袼式化步驟之前執行 一恢復步驟47(RECOV)。f在讀取稽案系、统資訊期間遭遇 錯誤時,此可發生以致檔案系統只可部分安裝。此可以安 裝碟片為唯讀碟片來實現。在這類實例中,位於正確安裝 之檔案中之資訊可以恢復。此外,如果光碟機可決定碟片 之邏輯碟片佈局,但在由缺陷管理系統所用之替換區域全 滿時,在根據本發明之方法中.,於恢復步驟47中,碟片將 安裝為唯讀碟片。在安裝後,使用者可選擇重訂碟片格 式,或決定執行包含損壞區域(bad area)之驗證步驟。這是 以對某些損壞區域是由於出現在碟片區域上之灰塵及油脂 且碟片可能已經過清理,意味著某些已經標記為缺陷的區 域變為可用之理解為基礎。如果成功,新的替換區域成為 120484.doc •16· 200813999 可用,以致碟片可重新安裝為可覆寫碟片。 關於在一裝置中實現本發明,須注意在可覆寫型光碟上 之碟片識別、碟片安裝、格式化、讀取及記錄資訊本身為 已知。在一較佳的具體實施例中,控制單元17經過致能以 根據上文所述的新方法處置可覆寫型光碟,舉例來說,藉 由適當的韌體。在一替代的具體實施例中,出現經由控制 線22連接至擷取及記錄構件及進一步連接至或包含於控制Regarding defect management, different possibilities can be utilized, for example, the normal disk data size of the normal user data and the normal disk format of the normal defect (4) area, the corresponding size of the smaller user data size, and the large defect replacement area. The disc format, and a small number of disc formats used for the most A user resizing and minimum defect replacement areas. In the present invention, preferably and in practice, the heavily used disc format is used, in view of the fact that the disc is most likely to have an unavailable area because the attempt to install the disc fails. If the disc management information, i.e., the type and location of the broadcast management system, is read in one embodiment of the method, a recovery step 47 (RECOV) can be performed prior to the step of the simplification. f When an error occurs during the reading of the auditing system and the information, this can happen that the file system can only be partially installed. This can be achieved by installing a disc as a CD-ROM. In such instances, information located in a properly installed file can be recovered. In addition, if the optical disk drive can determine the logical disk layout of the disk, but when the replacement area used by the defect management system is full, in the method according to the present invention, in the recovery step 47, the disk will be installed as the only one. Read the disc. After installation, the user can choose to reorder the disc format or decide to perform a verification step that includes a bad area. This is based on the understanding that certain damaged areas are due to dust and grease appearing on the disc area and that the disc may have been cleaned, meaning that certain areas that have been marked as defective become available. If successful, the new replacement area becomes 120484.doc •16·200813999 is available so that the disc can be reinstalled as a rewritable disc. Regarding the implementation of the present invention in a device, it is noted that disc recognition, disc mounting, formatting, reading, and recording of information on a rewritable optical disc are known per se. In a preferred embodiment, control unit 17 is enabled to dispose of the rewritable optical disc in accordance with the new method described above, for example, by a suitable firmware. In an alternate embodiment, the connection to the capture and recording member via control line 22 and further connection to or inclusion in the control occurs.

單元17中之決策單元29。決策單元29基於碟片識別及碟片 安裝步驟之輸出而決定欲執行的步驟,例如:格式化及/ 或驗證及/或恢復。視需要地,如果裝置為個人電腦中之 光碟機,本發明可以軟體實現,根據本發明實現處置該光 碟機。這類軟體可包含如果碟片識別成功而碟片安裝未成 功,則詢問使用纟是㈣重訂碟片格< 或插入新光碟感興 趣之選項。 ' 須注意上文提及的具體實施例意欲說明而非限制本潑 明。且那些热悉此技術者將能在不偏離附加的請求項範匿 之情況下設計許多替代的具體實施例。在該等請求項内, 任何置於括弧之間的參考記號不應被詮釋為限制該請才 項。動詞”包含”及其結合的使用並不排除在請求項中出寒 未提及的元件或步驟。元件前之冠詞”一,,或"一個"不排孩 出現複數個此類元件。本發明可以使用包、 6右卞不同元卡 的硬體來實現,亦可使用一適當程式化之電腦來實 腦程式可儲存/分佈於適當的媒體上,例如光學儲 硬體部件共同提供,但亦可以其他形式分佈,^如^過1 120484.doc -17- 200813999 :網路或有線或無線的電信系統。在本系統/裝置/設備之 申清專利範圍中列舉卜些構件,其中的—些構件可藉由 同項硬體或軟體具體化。唯—的事實為,在彼此不同的 相關申凊專利範圍中所引用的某些度量並不代表不能突顯 優點而使用這些度量的組合。 【圖式簡單說明】 本發月之特性及優點將參照下列圖式進一步加以解釋, 其中: _ 圖1包含圖la及lb,圖解說明一光碟; 圖2圖解顯示一光碟機,於其中實行本發明; 圖3以一流程圖說明根據本發明之處置光碟之方法。 【主要元件符號說明】 10 中央孔 11 光碟 12 磁軌 13 區域 14 碟片說明區域 15 預先定義的位置 16 驅動單元 17 控制單元 18 磁頭 19 輻射點 20 輻射光束 21 定位單元 120484.doc -18 200813999 22 23 .24 25 26 27 28 29 控制線 輸入單元 格式器 調變器 解調變器 解格式器 輸出單元 決策單元 120484.doc -19Decision unit 29 in unit 17. Decision unit 29 determines the steps to be performed based on the disc identification and the output of the disc mounting step, such as formatting and/or verification and/or recovery. Optionally, if the device is a CD player in a personal computer, the present invention can be implemented in software, which is accomplished in accordance with the present invention. Such software may include an option to re-order the discs < or insert a new disc if the disc is successfully identified and the disc installation is not successful. It is to be noted that the specific embodiments mentioned above are intended to be illustrative and not limiting. Those skilled in the art will be able to devise many alternative embodiments without departing from the scope of the appended claims. Within these claims, any reference mark placed between brackets should not be interpreted as limiting the request. The use of the verb "comprise" and its conjugations does not exclude the elements or steps that are not mentioned in the claim. The article preceded by the component "a,, or ", a " does not have a plurality of such components. The invention can be implemented using a package, 6 right-handed hardware, or a suitably stylized Computer-based real-world programs can be stored/distributed on appropriate media, such as optical storage hardware components, but can be distributed in other forms, such as ^ 120484.doc -17- 200813999 : Network or wired or wireless Telecommunications system. The components of the system/device/equipment are listed in the patent scope, and some of the components can be embodied by the same hardware or software. The fact is that they are different from each other. Certain metrics cited in the scope of the patent application do not represent a combination of these metrics that do not highlight the advantages. [Simplified Schematic] The features and advantages of this month will be further explained with reference to the following figures, where: _ 1 includes diagrams la and lb, illustrating a compact disc; FIG. 2 illustrates an optical disc drive in which the present invention is implemented; and FIG. 3 illustrates a method of disposing an optical disc according to the present invention in a flow chart. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Center hole 11 Disc 12 Track 13 Area 14 Disc description area 15 Pre-defined position 16 Drive unit 17 Control unit 18 Head 19 Radiation point 20 Radiation beam 21 Positioning unit 120484.doc -18 200813999 22 23 .24 25 26 27 28 29 Control Line Input Unit Formatter Modulator Demodulation Decoder Output Unit Decision Unit 120484.doc -19

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200813999 k、申請專利範圍: i.200813999 k, the scope of application for patents: i. -種處置一可覆寫型光碟之方法,該方法包含. -一碟片識別步驟,其包含決㈣料碟類型之 ——安裝步驟,其包含讀取關」, 其特徵在於該方法進—步包含:碟^構之貧訊’ --接續在該安裝步驟後之格式化步驟,其 該光碟識财財決定光碟_,但關於 士 :之資訊包含錯誤或該資訊無法讀取,則格式= 2. 月求項!之方法,其特徵在於該方法進一步包含一恢 ^步其位於該格式化步驟前,若關於該邏輯碟片結 义之=訊包含錯誤’則該恢復步驟包含在該格式化步驟 ‘灰復至少部分儲存在該光碟上之使用者資料。 3. ,請求項【之方法’其特徵在於在該格式化步驟期間致 能該缺陷管理。- A method of disposing a rewritable optical disc, the method comprising: - a disc discriminating step comprising: (4) a disc type - an installation step comprising a read off, characterized in that the method is - Steps include: "Dissipation of the disc" - follow the formatting step after the installation step, the disc knows the financial decision CD _, but the information about the information is incorrect or the information cannot be read, then the format = 2. Monthly project! The method is characterized in that the method further comprises a recovery step before the formatting step, and if the error is included in the logical disk, the recovery step is included in the formatting step. Part of the user data stored on the disc. 3. The method of claim [method] characterized in that the defect management is enabled during the formatting step. 4·如請求項3之方法’其特徵在於該格式化步驟進一步包 含一驗證步驟,其包含檢查該光碟上不可靠的區域。 5.如請求们之方法,其特徵在於該碟片朗步驟包含讀 取儲存在該光碟之-磁軌之一擺動中之預先記錄的資 訊0 6· —種用於記錄可覆寫型光碟之裝置,其包含: 擷取構件’其用於自該光碟讀取之資訊; -記錄構件,其用於記錄資訊至該光碟之上; -控制構件,其用於控制該讀取及記錄構件以執行如請 120484.doc 200813999 求項1至5中任一項之方法。 7. 一種電腦可讀取媒體,在其上儲存一電腦軟體,其當在 一通用處理器上執行時,引發一記錄裝置執行如請求項 1至5之方法。4. The method of claim 3, wherein the formatting step further comprises a verification step comprising checking an unreliable area on the optical disc. 5. The method of claimant, wherein the step of arranging the disk comprises reading pre-recorded information stored in a wobble of one of the tracks of the optical disk. 6 - a type of recording rewritable optical disk a device comprising: a capture member 'for reading information from the optical disc; a recording member for recording information onto the optical disc; - a control member for controlling the reading and recording member Execute the method of any one of items 1 to 5 of the method of 120484.doc 200813999. A computer readable medium on which is stored a computer software which, when executed on a general purpose processor, causes a recording device to perform the methods of claims 1 through 5. 120484.doc -2-120484.doc -2-
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